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Snap. This is my commandprompt.bat that's executed when I open my command prompt. As you can see it's all there. U3_DEVICE_PATH is set by Command Prompt Portable, and is the current drive letter of my flash drive.

@echo off
color 07
prompt $p$g
title Command Prompt Portable
cls
ver

echo Setting Path to other files
path %U3_DEVICE_PATH%\usr\bin;%PATH%
set LIB=%U3DEVICE_PATH%\usr\lib;%LIB%
set INCLUDE=%U3DEVICE_PATH%\usr\include;%INCLUDE%

echo Setting Path to Strawberry Perl
path %U3_DEVICE_PATH%\strawberry\c\bin;%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\strawberry\per
+l\bin;%PATH%
set LIB=%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\strawberry\c\lib;%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\strawberry\
+perl\bin;%LIB%
set INCLUDE=%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\strawberry\c\include;%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\str
+awberry\perl\lib\CORE;%INCLUDE%

echo Setting Path to GTK+
path %U3_DEVICE_PATH%\GTK\bin;%PATH%
set LIB=%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\GTK\lib;%LIB%
set INCLUDE=%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\System\GTK\INCLUDE;%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\Syste
+m\GTK\INCLUDE\GTK-2.0;%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\System\GTK\INCLUDE\GLIB-2.0;%U
+3_DEVICE_PATH%\System\GTK\INCLUDE\PANGO-1.0;%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\System\G
+TK\INCLUDE\CAIRO;%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\System\GTK\INCLUDE\ATK-1.0;%U3_DEVI
+CE_PATH%\System\GTK\INCLUDE\GTKGLEXT-1.0;%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\System\GTK\
+LIB\GTK-2.0\INCLUDE;%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\System\GTK\LIB\GLIB-2.0\INCLUDE;
+%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\System\GTK\LIB\GTKGLEXT-1.0\INCLUDE;%U3_DEVICE_PATH%
+\System\GTK\INCLUDE\LIBGLADE-2.0;%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\System\GTK\INCLUDE\
+LIBXML2;%INCLUDE%
set GTK_BASEPATH=%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\GTK
set PKG_CONFIG_PATH=%U3_DEVICE_PATH%\GTK\lib\pkgconfig

echo Setting Path to Cygwin
path %U3_DEVICE_PATH%\cygwin\bin;%PATH%

echo Update CPAN config file
perl %U3_DEVICE_PATH%\system\bin\u3perlfig.pl

cd\
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In reply to Re^2: RFC: Changing Perl Config settings by Bloodrage
in thread Changing Perl Config settings by Bloodrage

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